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Iran’s leaders have everything to lose in a direct war with Israel. Why take such a massive risk?

With Iran’s firing of some 180 ballistic missiles at Israel overnight, the Middle East is again on the brink of what would be a costly, ruinous regional war. Israel and its ally, the United States, shot down most of the missiles.

The Conversation

US 'Welcome Corps' helps resettle LGBTQ+ refugees fleeing crackdowns against gay people

A program that helps refugees resettle in the United States has expanded to include LGBTQ+ people who have been threatened and harassed in their home countries

The Independent UK

Gold Price Stable At 59.16 In United States

Today 1 October 2024, the Gold Price is stable all-time of Rs 2659.16 in United States in local currency stable all time. Since the US dollar's rise has hu...

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Iran Preparing Imminent Missile Attack On Israel: US

Iran is preparing an imminent ballistic missile attack against Israel, the United States said Tuesday, warning that any such assault would have "severe" consequences for Tehran.

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Rutte Dismisses Trump Fears As He Takes Reins At NATO

The former Dutch prime minister steps into the role at a pivotal moment, as Russia presses its war in Ukraine, China flexes its growing might -- and just weeks before voters in the United States head to the polls.

Latin Times

Dockworkers in US Eastern & Gulf ports go on strike over pay demands

The union representing 45,000 dockworkers in the United States announced a strike at midnight on Tuesday in American ports all the way from Maine to Texas. The workers are asking for better pay and guarantees against automation as the shipping industry has seen skyrocketing profits this year. The industrial action…

France 24

Pollster: "The map looks easier for her"

"In the end, we believe it will come down to the relative ability of each campaign to win the framing war"

Salon

Ironing out the ‘growing pains’ – Plotting the rapid evolution of UCI Gravel

Discussing growth, extra US rounds for 2025 and next steps with UCI Gravel World Series manager Erwin Vervecken

Cycling News

Waiving the Filibuster to Pass a National Abortion Bill Is a Bad Idea

Democrats will live to regret doing this if they have the votes to do it.

Reason

🔴 Live: Israel threatens Iran with retaliation after missile attack

Israel said it would retaliate "at place and time we decide" after Iran launched at least 180 missiles into Israeli territory on Tuesday night. Israel said it intercepted many of the missiles, and officials in Washington said US destroyers assisted in Israel's defence. The attack from Iran came as Israel…

France 24

Battle of the giants: The EU and U.S. are concerned about China’s industrial overcapacity

Long dubbed “the world’s factory,” China is no longer satisfied with exporting only low-end manufacturing products. With its exports of electric vehicles (EVs), solar panels and lithium batteries, China is now in the process of conquering the American and European green markets. This is why the European Union and the…

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The 12 Stadiums Hosting the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup

MLS and NFL stadiums across the United States will host the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

The Independent UK

On a day when isolated nations get their say at the UN, North Korea reups condemnation of US

North Korea is condemning the United States and its allies for “stirring up military confrontations still further” by engaging in war games in the Asia-Pacific region and discussing regime change in the diplomatically isolated nation

The Conversation

Jimmy Carter at 100: how his life outside the White House proves he’s long been ahead of his time

On October 1, Jimmy Carter, the United States’ 39th president, turns 100.

International Business Times

US Fed Chair Sees 'Further Disinflation' In Economy

The United States is set to see inflation cool further towards policymakers' target, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell said Monday, with interest rates likely to come down over time, too.

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Health secrets to borrow from past US Presidents

Swarmed with unending responsibilities and with very little time at hand, it's not easy being a US President, and do justice to your health. It is not uncommon for stress to take over when you have the world's most stressful jobs in your hand. Yet, these US Presidents took upon…

International Business Times

Trump Urges 'Violent' Police Crackdown As Harris Campaigns In Nevada

Donald Trump on Sunday used a speech in key swing state Pennsylvania to urge a "violent" police crackdown on crime in the United States, while his White House rival Kamala Harris emphasized the need for immigration reform at a rally in Nevada.

International Business Times

Trump To Putin: The Key Challenges Facing Rutte At NATO

Dutch former prime minister Mark Rutte will take the reins as NATO's new secretary general on Tuesday at a perilous time for the Western military alliance.

International Business Times

US Touts 'Robust' Military Presence In Mideast As Crisis Grows

The United States said Sunday that it had a strong military presence in the Middle East after deploying reinforcements amid Israel's widening of the war to include hundreds of targets in Lebanon.

International Business Times

Americans Defeat Internationals To Capture Presidents Cup

With 2025 US Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley delivering the deciding point, the United States won a 10th consecutive Presidents Cup on Sunday, defeating the Internationals 18.5-11.5 at Royal Montreal.

The Conversation

Artists, social climbers and mermaids: 10 Australian women who followed their dreams to the US in the early 20th century

Why would early 20th-century Australian women travel across the Pacific to the United States? And if they left, why wouldn’t they go to England, the “mother country”, where there was a proper cup of tea? The US was no feminist utopia. It did not give federal voting rights to women…

Fortune

How Samuel Adams’ founder built a $3 billion beer empire

Jim Koch is a sixth-generation brewmaster who quit a six-figure consulting job to launch a business.

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